Hi, i have been looking at my squid logs lately and discovered that for example the HOT task manager trys very hard to make static content uncacheable - for example this (line from my squid cache):
1414261472.792 6464 192.168.177.157 TCP_MISS/200 95271 GET http://tasks.hotosm.org/static/js/lib/jquery-1.7.2.min.js? - DIRECT/144.76.31.210 application/javascript The "?" at the end of the URL causes this static content to be uncachable. There are lots more examples which causes the web page to be much slower than it needs to be. There are alternative ways to control cachability of content on client side. PLEASE - Use expire headers, timestamps or paths for controlling caches. I am living with a 384kbit/s connection and stuff like this makes life a lot slower - also for people in desaster areas who most likely fight for every kbit/s they can squeeze out of some flaky GSM link. Flo -- Florian Lohoff [email protected]
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